Summary:
«The subtle uptick in funding comes as digital health investment as a whole continues to plummet. Health tech funding in Q3 was down by 36% quarter over quarter, according to CB Insights. This means that digital health investment was at the lowest it has been since Q1 of 2019.»
““When you put it in perspective of the economic headwinds that are out there for the entire industry and the pullback in deals of the entire industry, we’re looking at the deal flow to be still pretty healthy for behavioral,” Larry Kocot, principal at KPMG, told Behavioral Health Business in August, following new data from KPMG LLP, Epstein Becker & Green and FocalPoint Partners.”
Article written by Laura Lovett / Photo by Courtesy Pixabay
25|10|2022
Source:
BH Business
https://bhbusiness.com/2022/10/25/digital-mental-health-investment-climbs-to-700m-in-q3/